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Jiulie Owl' Illddle
OM Judge OwJ at up In a
blinking Blpomlty t Peresr
"'I, tli "Aren't you feellwr well
Wlxf looti : as though you were
'"j'lldm oTetared at her ob If aha had
v o .trAneer. and paid no nttcntlon
&'S.?ae"uom Instead he asked one
of hli. own. . , m8
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-"". "repneV 'erlfapB. I can
amwer you-. .,,.,,, ., .tnroil and
,tr"d ancl blinked before he hooted his
rP!Y ... ,... lln Mint'a mv first.
'"I? . "" " ChV With R thlfflt.
Am 7nt. enough almost tc .burst
I if you can solve my riddles three.
1 I'll gUe to yu my holloa ree ,
FCggy wnnnieu u. .....
ftVToy." she nnallv cried.
..i5 wiVr.rt nllly. "A boy doesn't
thfne'llko - haby."
"But a Doy cats wuum .. .
burst." Ins (tea rcggy.
Whoo I Whoo I It Isn't n, boy," said
Judw Owl, puttlrrg an end to the argu-
n,Then If It Isn't a boy I give up." cried
'.?,??'j. i ..m. -nllli- "Tnll i. Judorn
Owl. what Is It that growls like a lion,
whines like a baby with a thirst, and
cuts enough almost to bum?
tu,t nl Blared at them glumly and
W "Pi Yinn yerv soupy :
"Wnoos wnooi miwi " ...
Why would I be asking you?
thought persons who aakeil riddles ought
as much to Judge Owl. who quickly
hooted nnother riddle
"Wliv Is the beat riddle the worst
rlddlo?"
.t.i r... nn nuiv mulA answer
that, and they looked so PUZtled that
.Hideo Owls gloomy mure iuihvu -
riln. "It Ii the best riddle Dccauso no
one can answer It, and It Is thn worst
rlcdlft because no one can aiiswcr It.
V..j' -n.i hnoklnil nvor this, but ho
soon grew sober igaln. 'That's why
the beast In tno caye is ma mi .
nnd the worst rlddlo I ever heard of,
he Blghed. "I've worried myself half
elclc trying to find out whut he Is
Vt&ry and Hilly opened their ears ani
ithair v whnn he BUOKe about tne
beast In thecae.
"It mleht bn'Txinesome Bear he lives
In a cave," said Billy
"And he u nines like a baby with a
hirst whim ha Is ers. ery lonesome.
ndded Peggy.
"es,' agreed juago uwi, unu no
entn enough almost to burst, but it
usually prefers berries and grubs, and
Iimngs iiko mat, wiiua ma uruai m i-na
tao Is a great meat eater." Judgo
Onl's olco sank to a Beared whlspei.
-Vnu nneht In nan thn hnnna hn leaves
scattered about. Ho must have many,
mmv victims." This mado Peiry and
Billy feel cry creepy, and they nearly
J.iMnitfl n.. fit thnlM aVtnAn ..Vta. n l1lll
trrcechltig sounded behind them.
"Cree ! Cree ' Just tako a look at me,
And Ills lctlm sad you'll see.
Then listen to my tale of grief,
I'll tell it rast, anu ten ic Drier -
Tlmii itt1itwlnl nrnlttif) fin I ihaiA 1 na
1IICV T ill 4 icu m uuiiu imsu mvnj no
Uluo .fay with hlH foa thorn all tattered
I nnd torn. Ho looked as If ho had been
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KI1UUISH itwt g..wiuiit. u.i-ui ..it.v
I hi had to tell them will bo related to-
I morrow.
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The Kiddie's Hidden Trriiaurr
LUIC JAY looked as though he had
a most thrilling story to. tell Peggy
d Billy. And Peggy and Billy v.cro
agcr to hear It. Judgo Owl had Just
ot through hoot ntr about tno riaciic-
reaturo In tho cao that growled like
a lloir. whlnod llko a. babv with a
thirst, and ato enough almost to burst,
ena nere was Blue Jay witn his ream
ers all tattered and torn, scroechlng
that ho had been a victim of tho riddle.
"Whoo ! Whoo ' Whoo ! Did you see
the hones scattered about the front of
the riddle's cave?" asked Judge Owl,
blinking excitedly nt Blue Jay through
hli dark gogglci
"Cree, cree I I saw more bones than
that," screeched Blue Jny In answer. "I
saw thn riddle-creature's burled bones "
vtnoo. wnooi That reminds m ot
another riddle," mumbled Judge Owl.
"When Is the ground like a boy or n
girl"'
Vfl cift nn." nnRWArf1 Vecev nnt
7M1I nrnmnflv "Whnn la thn irrnllnH
like a boy or a girl?"
'Wllpn It him hnnAM In It" rhllnlfl,!
Jui.'go Owl
That Is a vcrv ooor rldriln nnd .Tudcrn
Owl wouldn't Joke about It If ho had
ben through what I have," screeched
Blue Jay, smoothing down his tattered
nd torn: feathers. "If I had stayed
flVil SPCnnrlfl lnntrAi- In Ihnl itrnnln-A'i
hurlnlr crounrl I'rl h.-lvu nolvnil thn rllilln
of the cae."
men why didn't you stay," hooted
Judge Owl
Because If I had I wouldn't h )r. "
snswored Blu0 Jay, which soundod like
another riddle, but Blue Jay went on to
"I'laiii. , "Vou know I llko to find out
things, ho began. Peggy and Billy did
know It. for Blue Jay's cariosity was
onp of his bad faults nnd It got him Into
J. ,'ot of trouble. "When I heard about
ThiS rl(I fill In thft nuilu f iirat. n Ij.hI.
IJnto tho matter nnd whnt An vmi -r v. i n t
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"I loarned.that tho rlddle-crcatura in
tho cavo has a nose that Is a wonderful
smeller and ears that are wonderful
hearers," whispered Bluo Jay. "Every
time I tried, to creep near It smelted mo
or heard mo and Its growls sent me
scooting."
"Did you seo anything?" whispered
Peggy.
"Not a thing, but I heard thtrrgB In
the night," whispered Bluo Jay back.
"Jlmlnotyl Did you stay there ot
night?" asked Billy.
Bluo Jay looked a bit foolish as he
answered. "Yes. I must have dozed off
a I watched the cave from a plno tree,
for all of p. sudden I woko up to find
mvsolf In the black dark. My, but I
folt queer. It wasn't a bit llko wnklng
up In my own snug nest. And thou I
heard tho sounds."
"What Bounds?" whispered Peggy.
"Whines and whimpers Just llko a
baby, such sad and mournful whines they
mado mo shiver. After tho whines thcro
wero snumes, then there was tho sound
of digging, then of gnawing, and finally
of more digging
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' "Ai last dawn came. Just bofore the
first streaks of gray appeared the noises
ceased and all was quiet. I was sure
the creature had gone away so sure
that when by the oarly light I saw
newly-dug earth beneath me, I dared to
hop down to get a closer look, I knew
the riddle-creature had been burying
some sort of treasure, and I wanted to
learn what It was. I began to dig, ami
I dug until I found what do you think?"
'TVhat?" demanded Peggy and Billy.
"Bones I" unBwered Blue Jay In a hol
low voice. "Bones and bones and
iborrcs I"
"How awful I" whispered Peggy.
"So I thought," answered Blue Jay,
"and I thought that hero was a Job for
a detective, ond you know I am a very
good detective I got much oxcltcd nnd
was digging furiously, when suddenly
something happened." Blue Jay paused.
"What happenod?" demanded Billy
"There was a rush behind, X was
knocked over, a hot hrsath blow Into
my face, snapping Jhwb slashed at my
head, a nnarllng growl filled me with
terror. I hod Just strength enough to
leap Into tho air, nnd here I am "
"Aye, and you were luckv to oscapo bo
easily," grumbled a heavy volco from
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the bushes. "Beholdajvhat the rlddlo
did to mo I" '
Thero was Lonesome Boar with a
patch over one eye, his left front paw In
a sling, and his fur all ragged and
soiled. "Listen, and I will tell you what
happened," said Lonesomo Bear, but
what he told them wjll havo to wait
u ntll tomorrow
(Continued tomorrow.)
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IVcrc Up to $85.00
Light nnd Dark Vollos,
Organdies.
Large Selection.
$10.00 $15.00 $19.50
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Still the New Dresses Come Pouring In
Some Are Marked as Little as $3.75
Fancy that for a pretty frock of printed voile. These dresses show
patterns of navy, green, black, lavender, Copenhagen or brown printed
on white grounds. The collars and cuffs are white, bound with the printed
voile. They are in all sizes, 14 to 44.
; . Organdie Dresses, $6.50
Cool as a sherbet are these fresh, crisp dresses of airy organ'dio in
pink, white, violet, light blue and white. They are trimmed with pleated
frills of self-material and have tucked vestees of white organdie.
White Net Dresses, $li;50
Net is so soft and Summery that young women like it for Summer
evenings. These dresses have soft ribbon sashes of pink, blue or white
and are made with overskirts. Pleated frills form the collars, cuffs and
trim the .sides and the edges of the tunica.
Dotted Voile Dresses, $13.50
The voile is of white and the embroidered dots are in black, preen,
pink or Copenhagen. Little ruffles of plain color, which matches the dots, '
trim the skirt and bodice.
Silk-and-Cotton Crepes, $10.75
This material is very soft and sheer and has a pleasant silky luster.
It is in light blue, rose or navy grounds with wKite flowers scattered
over it. Ribbon girdles, wide or narrow, add a pretty touch.
Navy Blue Georgette Dresses, $18.75
Every woman needs at least one dress of this type in her wardrobe. These dresses are beaded and are made over silk
foundations; they havesoft satin girdles.
$3.75 7 $11.50 P$6.50
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Women's Jersey Sports Suits
at $22.50
They are in brown nnd blue heather mixtures nnd are ideal for
traveling and rough sports wear, ns nothing seems to hurt them. Tho
jackets aro pleated a little across the back, under tho belts, and thoro
are two pockets in front.
(Market)
Good Choosing Tomorrow
in the Sale of Hosiery
and Underwear at
Low Prices
For Women
Pink Athletic Underwear, $1.50 the Garment
Combinations of cool pink self-striped voile or
crepe plisse, have plain hemstitched tops with ribbon
shoulder straps.
Combinations, 65c a Garment
First quality fine white ribbed cotton suits with
lace knees.
Bodice-Top Vests, 35c Each, Three for $1
With the plain band top and tape shoulder straps,
they are of cool white cotton.
Split-Foot Stockings, 25c a Pair
First quality, black cotton stockings of medium
weight.
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For Men
Black and colored cotton half hose, 20c a pair.
"Seconds."
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Cool Headgear
- For Men and Boys
tn sLhJttVanVa' mld ? hatf nI,d.ntcnnis hats with Kreen brim facings
to shado tho eyes aro $1 nnd $1.50.
Boys like tho khaki hats with wide brims at $1.
White felt hats can be rolled up nnd put in the pocket, so soft
are they. $1.60.
Colored bands to wear with these are 50c.
And Caps
of silk mohair havo one-piece tops and are in checks nnd gray.
$1.76.
Silk poplin caps, for men nnd boys, have one-piece tops and are
m brown, blue, steel and Palm Beach tan, lined with not. $2.25.
(OaUery. Market)
Still a Splendid Assortment of
50c Neckties, Sir !
They're amazingly good four-in-hands and batwings of good
eilks and silk mixtures.
Suspenders, Special at 50c
Of sturdy elastic they arc finished with strong leather ends.
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Glittering Bead Necklaces
Half Price at $1
Ever so Summery and becoming are these strings of
glass beads, beautifully cut. There are beads that look like
amber, clear or cloudy; imitation sapphires and amethysts.
Quite unusual are the milky crystal beads.
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Pretty Parasols for Wee Maidens
Cnn you think of anything to delight a little girl's heart more
than a parasol?
These pretty cotton ones are in plain pinks, blues, etc., or flow
ered; some nro n combination of piin and flowered material. They
hnve the plain wooden handles, some have wrist cords. $1 to $2.
(Control)
White Jean Regulations for
Juniors $7.50
This is a particularly good stylo of regulation for vncntion
wear. Pleated from a deep yoke it has pockets on the sides and bluo
collar and cuffs are braided with white. 14 to 16 year sizes.
Cool Voile Dresses for Vacationers
$5 and $5.50
They arc of pretty figured or dotted voiles in blues,' pinks, etc.
Mado with round necks they havo sheer white organdio collars; one
style has an organdio sash and another, organdie pockets. 12 to 16
year sizes.
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Five Groups of Wash Skirts
Which Are Special
65c for skirts of white cotton ramie.
85c--for skirts of white rep.
$2.75 for skirts of white cotton gabardine.
$.1.50 for skirts of white gabardine and surf satin,
made in pretty ways and trimmed with pearl buttons.
S-1.50 to S5.75 for finer skirts of gabardine and surf
satin.
Typical Summer skirts which will launder easily and
be pretty to wear with gay sweaters and white shoes and
stockings. Every woman needs a generous supply of such
skirts, especially if she is planning to visit a Summer
resort.
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600 New Lily of France
Corsets at $4.50
Another shipment of these corsets has just been
opened up.
There are:
Heavy white or pink coutil models for stout
figures.
Light-weight pink coutil corsets for average and
medium stout figures.
Topless models of coutil or brocho for slight
figures.
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Women 's Summer Wraps
at Reduced Prices
At $19
Thero arc somo pretty capes of navy blue serge nnd filk
lined sports touts of polo cloth in a creamy tan.
At $29
These air longer capes of navy serge and coats of black
taffeta the lattor voiy much liked by older women.
At $37.50
Sports com- nf polo cloth and of camePs-han and finer
seigo capes muki- up this gioup. All have been muikcd consid
erably more.
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Women's Pink Nightgowns
Special at $1.50
Of sheer pink batiste, these are very cool for hot Summer nights.
They aro hemstitched and embroidered in light blue.
(Central)
Women's Pumps and Oxford
Ties Special at $6.60 a Pair
Black and Tan Calfskin Oxfords and Pumps
are made with welted soles and medium heels excellent for
walking nnd sports wear.
Patent Leather and Black Calfskin Pumps
aro cut on lighter lines, with turned soles and high or baby
French heels.
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